The Two-Factor Score (speed and memory) provides an additional summary score approach for interpretation of the test data. Research has shown that in addition to the existing four Composite Scores that have historically been used to describe the ImPACT test results, a Two-Factor Score can also provide a valid approach…
ImPACT Version 4 consists of the same items and subtests as the current version of ImPACT. However, there are several notable changes including: a. Expanded age range to include 12-80 years of age b. Test can be completed using either a mouse or trackpad as there are now separate norms…
Yes. In addition to English, ImPACT Version 4 is available in Spanish, French, Portuguese, Italian, German, Finnish, Norwegian, Swedish, Czech, Russian, Afrikaans, Mandarin, Japanese, Canadian French, Cantonese, Hungarian, Korean, Polish, Turkish, Dutch, and Greek.
The 4 composite solution is provided for every test but you can also choose to see a Two-Factor Score. You can make this choice if you feel it provides a “more appropriate” way to interpret the test taker’s performance.
ImPACT test version is provided on page 2 of the clinical report.
Yes, you can compare ImPACT test records of differing versions against one another. Test records version 3.8.0 and higher will use the new normative data set, while test records 3.7.0 and lower continue to use the original normative data set.
ImPACT Version 4 is FDA cleared and has research demonstrating its reliability, validity, and clinical utility. The same billing codes that were used for previous versions of ImPACT should apply to ImPACT Version 4.
ImPACT Version 4 has expanded the age range from 12-59 to 12-80 years.
No additional training is required to administer ImPACT Version 4. For an in-depth explanation of changes to the clinical report, including two-factor score interpretation, take this online course.
ImPACT Version 4 can be administered on a tablet, such as a Microsoft Surface, as long as the tablet uses a supported internet browser version, meets the minimum screen size requirement, has a physical keyboard, and has an external mouse or trackpad. Touchscreens should not be used for test administration.